When Her "Death" Couldn't Break Him (Cecilia and Nathaniel)

Chapter 704 Blind Devotion

Cecilia hadn’t expected such a response from Cassandra. This is the daughter that Paula loves to bits.

She had already reached the entrance of the hospital. Holding her mobile phone, she said to Cassandra, “I’m here now.”

Upon hearing these words, Cassandra could no longer find any excuse.

“I’ll be there soon,” she said, hanging up. She then instructed her assistant to prepare the car.

Inside the hospital, Paula fell unconscious for a long time before she awakened from the operation.

She opened her eyes, straining to look outside the window. Immediately, she spotted Cassandra, standing by the balcony and engrossed in a phone call.

“Cassandra…”

Upon hearing the frail voice of Paula from behind, Cassandra put down her phone and walked toward her. “Mom, you’re awake.”

Paula nodded. “Hmm, were you the one who brought me to the hospital?”

Cassandra lied without batting an eyelid. “Yes, please refrain from wandering around aimlessly in the future. It’s too dangerous, understand?”

Not long after she arrived at the hospital, Cecilia had departed.

“Alright, whatever you say.”

Cassandra’s eyes, which were

have you given any thought to what I discussed with you? There’s a cooling–off period after divorce, you

his head in

still

“Fine.” Paula finally agreed.

assets and prevent Cecilia from getting

and Dad to

up with joy as she engaged in lively banter

can’t stand by and watch this, Mdm. Paula. The person who brought you to the hospital and has been anxiously waiting outside the

it wasn’t Cassandra, then

second that Cecilia would come to

Ms. Smith. Ms. Evans only arrived after your

hearing this, Paula fell silent

is the one who truly cares

utterly confused now. They are both

caretaker paid her no mind, thinking to herself that Paula would surely suffer

clear to everyone but

held out any hope. After Cassandra arrived

her, she was simply fulfilling her filial

standpoint, she was indeed responsible for taking care

and Elliot paid

at home for quite some time, and